A California man died last week after he was arrested at a Jurupa Valley store, where the local sheriff’s department says he tried to grab a security guard’s gun during an altercation. According to a statement by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, deputies responded Tuesday evening to an alleged assault with a deadly weapon in
Continue Reading When Matt Goodman turned 21, he wished his father could have been there to celebrate with him. Little did he know that his dad, who had passed away six years earlier from esophageal cancer, had already made plans to attend — not in person, but in spirit. John Goodman left his son a $10 bill
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Every time Dr. Paul Bradley goes into an exam room, he wonders: Will today be the day he gets Covid-19? “I work every day in a petri dish,” said Bradley, an internist in Savannah, Georgia, who’s treated more than a hundred coronavirus patients. “I am at great risk.” Since his work places him in harm’s
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story CANTON, GA (WGCL ) — Four police officers were recognized for their life-saving efforts for two different incidents. The Canton police department recognized the four officers at its city council meeting on December 18. During the council meeting, Canton Police Chief Stephen Merrifield presented each officer with their
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story RUTHERFORDTON, NC (WLOS ) — Margaret Thomas sat on her porch in Rutherfordton Saturday, Dec. 19, more than an hour away from her husband. The couple is about to spend their first Christmas apart in 34 years — but not by choice. “I feel like I am missing
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story FREMONT, NE (Fremont Tribune ) — John F. Kennedy was a half hour late when he arrived at the Hotel Pathfinder in Fremont. He spoke less than 10 minutes without notes and didn’t use a prepared text handed to reporters. It was Oct. 5, 1959, and the Massachusetts
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story CLAYTON, MO (St. Louis Post-Dispatch ) — Carolyn Crump, a United Parcel Service driver from St. Louis, was surprised Friday by more than 60 of her customers — and their dogs — with a check for a new roof. Residents on Crump’s delivery route gathered Friday afternoon in
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story DAVENPORT, IA (WQAD ) — The River Music Experience is making the rounds across the Quad Cities, with curbside caroling this holiday season. A group of carolers visited Genesis East Hospital, as part of their tour of multiple hospitals and heath centers, singing classic holiday favorites. Because RME
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Andrew Scott Lucas is being held in the Boone County Jail on no bond after police said he shot and killed Robyn Lucas, 51, of Columbia.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 2,072 new cases and 33 new deaths to it’s COVID-19 dashboard Sunday morning. Overall, 365,186 people have tested positive to date and 4,937 Missourians have died. Across the state, 2,757 patients are in the hospital.
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Both the Boone County Commission and Columbia’s City Council are scheduled to meet tomorrow and both are expected to discuss COVID-19.
Continue Reading Dr. José Romero says he’s received a few letters. As chairman of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, Romero may be the single most influential person deciding who will get a coronavirus vaccine — and when — in the coming months. People know it, and they’ve been lobbying Romero, and other members of the committee,
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The family of murder victim, 25-year-old Marqukis Hayes, held a candle light vigil Saturday evening at McKay park in Jefferson City.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. (KMIZ) Mizzou’s defense could not contain Mississippi State on Saturday night as the Bulldogs beat the Tigers 51-32. The Tigers gave up 446 yards of offense on Saturday, including 151 yards on the ground. The Bulldogs averaged just 22 yards rushing a game coming into this matchup. The lone bright spot on MU’s
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A vehicle fire at mile marker 91 on Interstate 70 caused traffic to back up for seven miles.
Continue Reading During the holidays, people are much more prone to sedentary behavior — like eating, sleeping or watching TV — to manage their stress, according to research. To counteract all that feasting and couch potato inactivity, many of us know that regular aerobic exercise, like running or going for a walk, is ultimately more effective at
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story MILWAUKEE, WI (WDJT ) — “Now you don’t get f****** nothing because you’re a stupid mother******. You can’t read and write and speak the f****** England language.” Those remarks from a UPS driver were captured on a home security camera from a Latino recipient in the Milwaukee area,
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The Department of Health and Senior Services reported Saturday there have been 363,114 cases of COVID-19 across the state. Missouri ranks 19th in the nation for new cases in the last seven days.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. (KMIZ) The Mizzou football team will wrap up the regular season on Saturday against Mississippi State. The Tigers will kickoff against the Bulldogs at 2:30 p.m. from Davis Wade Stadium. Mizzou is 5-4 on the season after winning three of its last four games. Meanwhile, Mississippi State is 2-7. The Bulldogs haven’t won
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 2,784 new cases and 51 new deaths to it’s COVID-19 dashboard Saturday morning. Overall, 363,114 people have tested positive to date and 4,904 Missourians have died. The United States reported a record high 249,709 new cases Friday, just shy of a quarter-million, according to
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